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Kirkus Reviews
02.05.2024
An expert explores the legacy of systemic racism in America.
A decades-old murder case resurfaces with more questions than answers in Arnold’s mystery, the 13th entry in a long-running series.
01.05.2024
Sympathy may be a virtue, but it can also get you into plenty of trouble.
A girl in 1970s Brooklyn gets the chance to make her future playing ball in Hill’s debut novel.
In Kent’s supernatural thriller, a young woman’s mother and grandmother suddenly disappear, and her investigation takes her to her widowed great aunt's house.
An American doughboy experiences horror and heroism on the Western Front in Davis’ searing World War I novel.
Langrock’s graphic novel in verse for adults satirically urges children to direct all questions, requests, and trivia to their fathers.
Children who are loved know exactly where they belong.
Two academics research the origins of teen suicide and its societal ramifications.
Encyclopedic biography of the first president of Israel.
The waters of England’s scenic Lake Country are turned to menacing use.
A survey of the origins and history of antisemitism and how only a vigorous response from the community can stop it.
An account of the search for economic justice for women.
Two worlds and timelines intersect in this story centering on South Asian American college students in New Jersey.
A celebrated rock climber retraces the most dangerous trek of her career.
30.04.2024
A down-on-his-luck musician returns to his hometown after the death of his best friend.
Garrett’s latest thriller targets the insidious impact of influencer culture, as seen through the eyes of a Black woman.
LaRocca picks up the baton for this latest in the series, each of which is written by a different middle-grade author and follows a different student in Mrs. Z’s third grade class.
Young Leelee and her dog, Pickles, prepare for Shabbat one busy Friday afternoon.
A parent and a child explore the world, with their love at the center of it.
Six teens experience unforgettable proms.
Queer Eye hairstylist Van Ness pens an ode to self-confidence.
Ivy, an 18-year-old referee, and June, a 17-year-old pitcher, exasperate each other the moment they meet.
A thorough investigation of “America’s top foreign policy challenge.”
After all the kittens in the world are abducted, it’s domesticated animal superheroes to the rescue!
Candid insights about bodies.
A child lovingly honors the memory of a late parent.
The New York Times columnist serves up a cogent argument for shelving the grudge and sucking it up.
A parent expresses unconditional love for a child during a trip to the zoo.
Unwilling to abandon Xin Ren in the war against the ambitious prime ministress Miasma, Zephyr puts her own existence on the line in this sequel to Strike the Zither (2022).
Four queer teenagers are stuck in an infinite time loop that taps into their collective worst moment.
Pia recalls her journey from a childhood in Sri Lanka to a career as a doctor in the United States—fulfilling the prediction of a Hindu priest—in this memoir.
A woman turns to dreams to relive her life differently in Woodsey’s speculative novel.
When Latin music great Ignacio Ramírez dies, his path to a rewarding afterlife is hindered by unfinished business that demands resolution.
Three siblings on very different paths learn that their family home may be haunted by secrets.
26.04.2024
Stryker offers a conversational and informative teens’ guide to discussing issues of consent.
23.04.2024
A captivating exploration of the ingenuity of young people who defied norms and persevered to see their inventions through.
The cost of being Black in America.
House-flipping cousins get more than they bargained for, and not in a good way.
Puzzle cubes challenge a cast of determined contenders in a tense national competition.